Fix incorrect type resolution around array property accesses #323
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#313 introduced a regression in type resolution for plain array properties.
We started erroneously calling
addResolvedDeclaration()
before resolving array properties, where before we would exit immediately and return to argument disambiguation on the array accessor.The effect was a subtle breakage of the type resolution around array properties. Take, for example, the expression
Foo.Bar[0]
, whereBar
is an array property returningstring
. The old behavior would yield typestring
, while the new behavior would yield typeChar
due to the prematureaddResolvedDeclaration()
call updating thecurrentType
tostring
before the array accessor was processed.